It's a wondrous season when bearded irises open their slender buds, showcasing a vibrant array of colors in spring. With their sword-like leaves and striking blooms, bearded irises are a stunning addition to any garden. They are simple to plant and require minimal maintenance. Dwarf varieties serve as charming borders.  About This Plant Bearded irises come in a broad spectrum of flower colors, such as pink, blue, red, yellow, and purple. They blossom from spring to early summer. The flowers are beautiful in arrangements, and the foliage stays appealing even after the blooms have faded.
 
Appearance
Height: 30cm Spread: 30cm
Growth Rate: SlowTime to Maturity: 12 monthsHabit: Clump-Forming 
Flower Size: MediumColour: PurpleShape:  Iris-like 
Blooming Time: Spring
 
Foliage Size: MediumColour: GreenShape: Sword-like
 
Growing Conditions
Position: Full sun. A full day of sun is even better to keep the rhizomes dry.
Soil: Prefers fairly free-draining soil rich in organic matter.
Care: As flowers fade, cut back the flower stalks to the base of the plant. To encourage a second bloom.
*Give them room to breathe, Bearded iris require good air circulation
 
Uses & Characteristics:
*Attracts Bees
*Border
*Containers
*Cottage Garden
*Cut Flowers
*Drought Tolerant
*Edging
*Evergreen
*Ground cover
*Good Texture
*Massing
*Rock Garden